Employing the familiar, intuitive monolight form factor, Westcott FJ200 Strobe Light Photographyhas rolled out the Westcott FJ200 Strobe Light Photographywith power, fast response, and the asset of a removable, rechargeable, lithium-ion polymer battery that will give you 450 full-power flashes on a 2-hour charge. The FJ200 has a 9-stop power range in 0.1 stop increments and recycles in a fast 0.5 to 1.3 seconds. It is backed by a 1/20,000 peak action-stopping flash duration in Freeze Mode, is capable of 20 fps, and supports High-Speed Sync up to 1/8000 second as well as front and rear curtain sync.

One of the FJ200's exciting features is its TTL option. The flash has an integrated 16-channel, 32-group, 2.4 GHz receiver that with separate purchase of an FJ-X2m Wireless Trigger or FJ80 Universal Speedlight, will accept TTL signals at distances up to 328' from Canon, Nikon, Sony (with adapter), FUJIFILM, Panasonic Lumix, and Olympus cameras. The flash has a 5/8" receiver to mount on industry-standard light stands, as well as a USB-C port for Windows and Mac firmware updates. Westcott generously provides a reflector, travel case, 30-degree grid, and a USB cable.

Recycling: 0.5 to 1.3 sec, Supports HSS    Built-In Receiver, 328' Wireless Range    TTL Capability with Optional Trigger    Round Head: More Efficient Light Output    1/20,000 sec Freeze Mode    Creative Control with Kit Accessories

Integrated wireless communication with HSS, TTL, and more via FJ-X2m Universal Wireless Trigger, FJ80 Universal Speedlite

Intelligent round head design with extended flash tube provides outstanding light output

Advanced 0.5 to 1.3 second recycle time

450+ full-power flashes per 2-hour charge

16 groups and 32 wireless channels

9 f-stop energy range in 0.1 increments

Removable 14.4 VDC 2500mAh lithium-ion polymer battery. AC Adapter option available (sold separately)

Color temperature stability of 5500K across entire energy range

Easily modified with included metal reflector, grid, and gels

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there any way to link this to a Good X2TN?

A: No ! must use Westcott transmiter

Q: 2. Is ti compatible with Hasselblad model H & X?

A: As the Westcott FJ200 Strobe has a 3.5mm miniphone sync terminal on the flash unit, you may use a miniphone sync cable to connect the flash to your Hasselblad camera for your usage needs. Likewise, as the Hasselblad H and X Medium Format Digital Cameras have hot shoes, you may use the Westcott FJ-X2m Universal Flash Trigger for FJ400 Strobe, B&H # WEFJX2MUWLFT, to wirelessly trigger the Westcott FJ200 Strobe. However, do note that you would have to set the flash output power manually when using the Westcott FJ-X2m Universal Flash Trigger on the Hasselblad cameras listed above.

Q: 3. what softbox can I use this light? I have 2 FJ200s and the bowens bracket also.

A: If you already own the Westcott Quick Mount S-Bracket, B&H # WE2543, for use with the Westcott FJ200 Strobe, you may use any softbox that uses the Bowens S-mount speed ring. The following link are softboxes that would be compatible for use with the above bracket. https://bhpho.to/3CTACF3 As the Westcott FJ200 Strobe also has an umbrella receptacle, the umbrella-mount softboxes on the following link would also be compatible for your usage needs. https://bhpho.to/46rwppF

Q: 4. Flashtube

A: The Westcott FJ200 Strobe BH #WE4740 uses the BH #WE4745 flashtube.

Q: 5. I have a FJ80 and a FJ X2M. I'm thinking about adding more strobes for a wedding reception. I can add 1 or 2 more FJ80s and trigger them by either the FJX2M or the FJ80. If I use 2 FJ 200s for wedding reception dance scenes,is this a bit overkill ? I want a fast recycling flash so that I won't have to worry about overheating.

A: You can add more units to the system. The quantity you use will be dependent on style and location.

Q: 6. Somebody asked if this uses a Bowens mount and someone replied yes. But I watched an FStoppers video for this light and Lee said it uses a smaller proprietary mount. This looks very similar to the new Godox AD300 Pro which uses a proprietary Godox mount. So which mount is this light actually using? Could it be the same as the AD300 Pro?

A: Yes you are right it is not a Bowens mount, they have not announced yet the size of the mount.

Q: 7. What are the flash durations at each power level?

A: Westcott does not list the flash duration of the Westcott FJ200 Strobe at all power settings. They only list the maximum and minimum flash duration, showing the t0.1 flash duration measurement (when the light is emitting 90% of total light) in normal mode is 1/260 second at full power and 1/2600 second at minimum power, and in freeze mode, the flash duration at minimum output is 1/7000 second. At the t0.5 measurement (when the light is emitting 50% of total light), at normal mode, the flash duration would be 1/800 second at full power and 1/8000 second at minimum output power, while at freeze mode, the duration at minimum output would be 1/20,000 second. For flash duration measurement at other output settings, you would have to contact Westcott directly by e-mailing them at sales@fjwestcott.com or by calling them toll-free at 1-800-886-1689 Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm ET.

Q: 8. How long will this light continuously function properly without overheating when indoors (since there is not fan)?

A: The FJ200 Strobe is designed with passive cooling that allows the unit to perform without shutting down from overheating, no matter the environment.

Q: 9. Can the power be remotely controlled via the Canon RT system?

A: Unfortunately, remote control of the FJ200 is limited to the Westcott FJ-X2m Universal Flash Trigger only.

Q: 10. What's the life of the "unreplaceable" Flashtube on the FJ200? (asking 10/6/21)

A: The flashtube can be replaced by Westcott directly. They state that the life expectancy is about 10,000 flashes.